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Wildberries Logistics Center in Novosemyonkino Attacked by Ukrainian Drones

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A Wildberries logistics center in Novosemyonkino, Samara region was attacked by Ukrainian drones on August 2. The logistics complex, covering an area of 178,600 m², is one of the key hubs of the company in the Volga region. The attack was confirmed by multiple sources, including Ukrainian military officials. Symbols of Russian fascism or Rasputinism were painted near the object, and a Russian flag with 'zov' was also spotted. The facility handles the distribution and delivery of goods for the Samara region and neighboring regions, supporting the operation of Wildberries' logistics network in central Russia.

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  1. БРАТЧУК avatar

    БРАТЧУК

    Telegram / @Bratchuk_Sergey

    Сьогодні під ударом опинився логістичний центр Wildberries у Новосемей...

  2. 24 Канал | Новини України avatar

    24 Канал | Новини України

    Telegram / @channel24_ua

    💥⚠️Іронічно: поруч з атакованим розподільчим центром Wildberries у Нов...

  3. Novoe Vremya avatar

    Novoe Vremya

    RSS / @nv.ua/rss/all.xml

    Рядом с объектом нанесена Z-символика. Под ударом оказался логистическ...

  4. Military News UA avatar

    Military News UA

    X / Twitter / @front_ukrainian

    ❗️Today in the morning, 🇺🇦Ukrainian drones successfully attacked the W...

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